Part IV The FCPA: Internal and Government Investigations The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is a U.S. federal statute which dramatically affects commercial enterprises conducting business overseas. As one of the most far-reaching laws regarding international public corruption, the FCPA presents significant compliance challenges for companies operating abroad and substantial enforcement risks. This webcast is Part IV of a six-part series on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, covering compliance issues associated with internal and government investigations. This program focuses on issues companies face with respect to FCPA investigations, including developing an investigative workplan, document retention and interview strategies, roles and responsibilities of internal and external counsel, and potential disclosure issues, among others. Join Federal Publications Seminars and a distinguished panel of attorneys from Steptoe & Johnson LLP as we present The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Part IV: Internal and Government Investigations.
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